Hilma

hilma English Etymology Used in early 19th-century Scandinavian literature, probably as a variant of Wilhelmina. Proper noun en female Germanic languages in occasional use at the turn of the 20th century. Anagrams en ahilm milah MAHLI Ilham halim Mihal Halim Hamil milha Malhi Danish Proper noun da proper noun da female popular in the 19th century Faroese Proper noun fo proper noun f fo female Usage notes f Hilmuson Hilmudóttir Declension Hilma Hilmu Hilmu Hilmu Finnish Etymology From fi sv Hilma and other Germanic languages, perhaps ultimately from fi de - short forms of de Wilhelmina. Pronunciation Proper noun fi female popular in the 19th century fi 1986 w:Eila Pennanen Santalahden aika WSOY 9510139858 11 Hilma suostui kiltisti sanomaan häntä Sylviaksi. Olihan hän itsekin joskus toivonut että häntä sanottaisiin Mariaksi kun Maria oli hänen toinen nimensä. Mutta Hilmana hän oli pysynyt, vaikka lapsena nimi oli väännetty Himmuksi, ja nyt Sylvia sanoi häntä Himmaksi. Sylvia ja Himma. Hilma kindly agreed to call her Sylvia. After all, she had too once hoped to be called Maria, which was her second name. But she had stayed a Hilma, even if she had been called Himmu as a child, and now Sylvia called her HImma. Sylvia and Himma. Declension Hilm a Statistics dvv_20250813 2713 1578 217 References Norwegian Proper noun no proper noun no female popular in the 19th century Swedish Pronunciation sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Hilma.wav Proper noun c sv female popular in the 19th century Anagrams sv ahilm himla